Yea, thats what I was planning on. I just wanted to know if there were any other little things I needed to watch out for. I'm also going with a friend who I know has ridden park before too. So that should help sone.Find the place that everyone sits after their run, and then watch the flow of the park, most of the time there is a general flow around the entire park. Once you find this flow, make sure you look around before you drop in for your run, and make sure that you aren't about to "snake" anyone else. Never hang out in the middle of any features, especially if you've seen other people link that feature with their line. Never leave your bike right in the middle of where some could be riding.. lean it up against something.. Most of those are just common sense... in fact most etiquette in general is just common sense, which is why most skaters have no park etiquette.
you had to throw the skater comment didn't you...Find the place that everyone sits after their run, and then watch the flow of the park, most of the time there is a general flow around the entire park. Once you find this flow, make sure you look around before you drop in for your run, and make sure that you aren't about to "snake" anyone else. Never hang out in the middle of any features, especially if you've seen other people link that feature with their line. Never leave your bike right in the middle of where some could be riding.. lean it up against something.. Most of those are just common sense... in fact most etiquette in general is just common sense, which is why most skaters have no park etiquette.
I did say most
To each his/her own. My opinion is it's really the age cuz I seen an equal about of ignorant or arrogant bikers and skaters that just don't get it. Either too young and just get in the way or cocky pos that thinks he's the ish and snakes people on purpose.
